Many Jamaicans have been participating in the national recycling project dubbed Recycle Now Jamaica since its inception in 2014.The project, which seeks to reclaim a third of used bottles on the island over a three year period, is part of a long term solution to deal with plastic waste.
The Meteorological Service of Jamaica-MET Service- has reported that the 2015 hurricane season will see less than normal activity with predictions of a 70 per cent likelihood of 11 tropical storms.
Sheryl doesn’t know much about climate change and her friend Joan is trying to help her understand its significance. On our last episode, Joan painted a general picture of climate change and its impacts. On this week’s episode, Sheryl will learn more about climate change, specifically about its impacts.
The staging of the 6th Biennial Jamaica Diaspora Conference is only a few weeks away and Diaspora groups in the U.K, U.S.A and Canada are anticipating a successful staging.
Today we meet a young man who is the grandson of ‘the father of Jamaican cattle.’ A young man, who was born on a farm and has a symbiotic relationship with the cultivation of crop and the rearing of cattle. Meet Dennis Lecky from St. Mary, who formally began his sojourn in farming at the age of 2.
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